Clara Bow: Runnin' Wild, Volume 10The legendary predecessor of Marilyn Monroe and Madonna, Clara Bow was America's sweetheart in the 1920's as the original flapper. She starred in over fifty films, including It, but ended her life as a recluse. |
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Page 145
... superior , more sincere , more generally dramatic flavor which we are to understand will charac- terize the Bow productions this year ? In the words of Mr. Lasky , Bow has about reached the limit of development along the.
... superior , more sincere , more generally dramatic flavor which we are to understand will charac- terize the Bow productions this year ? In the words of Mr. Lasky , Bow has about reached the limit of development along the.
Page 146
... Lasky had finally realized that Clara needed better material . Nevertheless Ben Schulberg , Lasky's subordinate within the studio hierarchy , defied orders and approved Three Weekends for production . When it generated the same sizable ...
... Lasky had finally realized that Clara needed better material . Nevertheless Ben Schulberg , Lasky's subordinate within the studio hierarchy , defied orders and approved Three Weekends for production . When it generated the same sizable ...
Page 147
... Lasky was in New York and Schulberg in Chicago on busi- ness , studio attorney Henry Herzbrun took charge of the affair . On October 13 , 1928 he drafted a letter in Clara's name retaining prominent Los Angeles lawyer W. I. Gilbert to ...
... Lasky was in New York and Schulberg in Chicago on busi- ness , studio attorney Henry Herzbrun took charge of the affair . On October 13 , 1928 he drafted a letter in Clara's name retaining prominent Los Angeles lawyer W. I. Gilbert to ...
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